WKU’s old-school chain-mover with big-play juice
In the 2007 season, Curtis Hamilton was Western Kentucky’s go-to receiver, finishing with 66 catches for 873 yards and 4 touchdowns, and he even added 13 rushing attempts for 102 yards[8]. He stood out as a polished, high-volume target who could win underneath, stretch the field, and contribute as a versatile all-purpose weapon, which is why he was also recognized as a first-team all-conference and all-region performer in his final WKU run[3]. For a team wanting a reliable, playmaking wideout with proven production and competitive toughness, he looks like a strong fit[3][12].
